RNA Sequencing Reveals Differential Expression of Mitochondrial and Oxidation Reduction Genes in the Long-Lived Naked Mole-Rat When Compared to Mice
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George M. Church | Matthias Platzer | Rochelle Buffenstein | João Pedro de Magalhães | Yang Li | Karol Szafranski | G. Church | M. Platzer | J. de Magalhães | K. Szafranski | R. Buffenstein | C. G. Faulkes | Chris G. Faulkes | Chuan-fei Yu | C. Coen | Chuanfei Yu | Andrew Holmes | Clive W. Coen | A. Holmes | Yang Li
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